An MP has called for non-EU students to return home after their studies, saying unis "are to educate, not act as a bypass for immigration controls".

A horse was pulled from a water-filled dyke by specialist animal rescue fire crews.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest movies of all time, The Shawshank Redemption stage adaptation comes to Kent this week.

A government pot worth £1m has been announced for lifeboat and livesaving charities on a minister's visit to Kent.

Despite the rejection and hurtful Twitter comments, Kent dating show contestant Tom Smith says he has no regrets about his memorable TV debut.

A group of travellers who moved from a car park to a roundabout have been given the shove by the council after they received more than 20 complaints.

A number of classic films will be on the big screen next week and you can watch them from the comfort of your deckchair.

A teenager's been charged after a youngster was left fighting for his life after falling offoff a moving car.

A section of Kent beach has been closed off by experts after sewage and dead fish were spotted by the public.

Police are investigating a spate of thefts of metal from properties in the district, including a church hall.

A motorcyclist who crashed into trees was discovered injured beneath his bike by a passerby.

A distraught family has told of the moment they found their pet cat dead after it was viciously attacked by two dogs.

Great British Bake Off's Sue Perkins talks live gigs, reaching half time in life and her new book Spectacles, ahead of a date in Canterbury.

Car servicing giant Kwik Fit has revamped one of its garages.

Owners have reported a spate of thefts of cycles in recent weeks which has prompted a police appeal to identify suspects

The parents of a young sailor will never know why their son collapsed and died while out jogging, after an inquest failed to explain the tragedy.

Kent’s Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry talk nerves, diets (God forbid) and the funny side of the show as the Great British Bake Off returns.

People were woken by loud thunder as heavy rain and dramatic storms hit Kent - with one property going up in flames following a lightning strike.

A weekend of theatre, dance, music, film and fun for the family comes to Canterbury in the shape of the bOing! international family festival.

Commuters are experiencing delays of more than an hour after signalling problems at a Kent station.